Oklahoma starts the day with a cool breeze brushing across open fields and city streets, but a sharp warmup is already building fast across Oklahoma City.
According to the National Weather Service, northeast winds between 10 and 15 mph with gusts up to 23 mph are moving through the metro early, keeping temperatures near 51°F feeling cooler. Drivers along I-40 and I-35 may notice crosswinds, especially on elevated ramps and open stretches.
Sunshine quickly takes over through the late morning hours, pushing highs toward 66°F. The air remains dry, and that sets the stage for a much bigger shift ahead. Secure loose outdoor items and stay aware of changing wind direction by afternoon.
By Tuesday, temperatures climb to around 79°F under mostly sunny skies. The real surge arrives midweek, with highs reaching 89°F Wednesday and peaking near 94°F Thursday. This rapid warming trend signals early spring heat across central Oklahoma, increasing fire weather concerns due to dry fuels and steady winds.
Humidity stays relatively low, which can dry out grass and brush quickly. Avoid outdoor burning and remain cautious with equipment that may spark.
Conditions stay quiet through midweek, but cooler air returns late week with highs dropping back into the mid-60s by Friday.
This is a classic spring swing across Oklahoma, from cool and breezy to summer-like heat in just days. Are you ready for the sudden warmup?
Five Day Outlook for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
Today: Sunny, high near 66°
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low near 52°
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high near 79°
Wednesday: Sunny, high near 89°
Thursday: Sunny, high near 94°
